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Raum für drastische Maßnahmen: SPECK (THE COMEBACK)
Zwischen Scham, Stärke und Selbstakzeptanz tanzen (dicke) Körper in „SPECK (THE COMEBACK)“ – eine radikale, zärtliche Performance von Frida Zack & Team.
Performance & Installation
Frida Zack and friends21. November 2025 ab 19 Uhr, Performance: 20 Uhr
Von und mit Frida Zack, Mette Gabler, Amelie Herm, Ozlo Kraft, Edgar Mauser, Luna Powierski, Sabrina Rücker, Coco Luna Watts
Bühne: Tabea JorckeZwischen bittersüßen Landschaften aus Fleisch, atemloser Erschöpfung vom Kämpfen und der zerschmetternden Kraft von Oberschenkeln eröffnet die Performance SPECK eine Welt, in der (dicke) Körper durch Erinnerungen von Scham, zerbrechliche Momente der Verletzlichkeit und die Kraft von Selbstakzeptanz tanzen. Eine Performance von Frida Zack und Freund*innen.
SPECK (THE COMEBACK)

Performance & installation
Frida Zack and friendsNovember 21th 2025 doors open 7 p.m., performance starts 8 p.m.
From and with Frida Zack, Mette Gabler, Amelie Herm, Ozlo Kraft, Edgar Mauser, Luna Powierski, Sabrina Rücker, Coco Luna Watts
Bühne: Tabea JorckeBetween bittersweet landscapes of flesh, breathless exhaustion from fighting and the power of thunder thighs, the performance SPECK opens up a world in which (fat) bodies dance through memories of shame, fragile moments of vulnerability and the power of self-acceptance. A performance by and with Frida Zack and friends.
Taged as/in; Amelie Herm, Bühne, Coco Luna Watts, Edgar Mauser, Empowerment, Frida Zack, Körper, Kunst, Luna Powierski, Mette Gabler, Ozlo Kraft, performance, Sabrina Rücker, Selbstakzeptanz, SPECK, Tanz, Theater, Vielfalt, Zeitgenössisch -

Creola – Ascension EP via With Bells Records
Creola’s Ascension EP fuses raw house energy with analog warmth. Gritty, soulful, and alive—electronic craft meets human touch.
This is a house-tempo melting pot that refuses to be boxed in. It’s rough-edged, boundary-pushing, and rejects over-polished production in favour of authentic, sonic texture.
Centred around the title track—an initial MPC sketch that found its soul with Charla Green’s compelling vocal hooks—this EP digs deep into a dusty, analogue aesthetic.
The music blends classic electronic production techniques, utilizing samplers, sequencers and drum machines, with the organic warmth of live guitar instrumentation.

- Artist: Creola
- Release: Ascension EP
- Label: With Bells Records
- Release Date: October 31, 2025
- Listen & Order: on website or via bandcamp
Tracks:
1. Ascension
2. Full Force
3. Knight Rider
4. Teletext
5. BluetechAbout Creola
Creola is a Sheffield-based electronic artist and live performer whose sound merges raw house energy with the warmth of analog instrumentation. Rooted in the UK’s vibrant underground, Creola crafts music that thrives on imperfection—gritty, soulful, and deeply human. Drawing inspiration from early MPC sketches, dusty drum machines, and live guitar textures, their work blurs the line between studio precision and spontaneous performance.
Following a series of independent releases and live hardware sets across the North of England, Creola joins With Bells Records for the Ascension EP (October 31, 2025). The title track features Charla Green’s compelling vocals. The record explores the tension between structure and freedom. It balances texture and clarity. Each track channels a tactile, analog aesthetic that favours emotion over polish.
A self-taught producer and multi-instrumentalist, Creola approaches electronic music as a living, breathing form—built through experimentation, instinct, and groove. Whether behind an MPC or performing with sequencers and bass guitar, they invite listeners into a sonic space where dancefloor pulse meets introspective warmth.
With Ascension, Creola solidifies their reputation as one of Sheffield’s most intriguing new voices in forward-thinking house music—a sound both grounded in tradition and restlessly innovative.
Taged as/in; analog, Ascension, Bandcamp, beats, Charla Green, Creola, Electronic, EP, House, MPC, Music, release, vinyl, With Bells Records -

Modern Friend – Someone’s Gotta Save Us (Andy Toth Remix)
Modern Friend return with “Someone’s Gotta Save Us” — a post-punk electronica anthem remixed by Andy Toth into pure electro club energy.
Modern Friend are a Montreal, Canada-based duo consisting of Voytek Korab (formerly of My Favorite Robot) and Kosta Megalos (formerly of Flowers and Sea Creatures). The new project explores their early influences. These include post-punk and synthwave sounds. Such musical movements heavily influenced their formative years.

They have been greatly involved in the underground electronic music scene for many years. This is their first foray into the type of music that they always wanted to write. “Someone’s Gotta Save Us” is a post-punk electronica number, all-encompassing of the times we are in.

Andy Toth, co-founder and former member of the Detroit Grand Pubahs remixes the track and flips it into an electro stomper. Korab’s smooth vocals get turned into a robotic twitchy funk, the guitars become replaced with acid-tinged synths, and an overall thump is added to the drums to make it ready for the clubs. Pure, aural filth with this remix in the absolute best of ways.
The Andy Toth remix of Modern Friend’s “Someone’s Gotta Save Us” is released October 31st, 2025 on Permaculture.

- Release Date: October 31st, 2025
- Label: Permaculture
- Electro, Post Punk, Synthwave
- Catalog Number PC008
Taged as/in; Andy Toth, Canada, Electro, Kosta Megalos, Modern Friend, Montreal, Music, new release, Permaculture, Post Punk, Remix, Synthwave, Voytek Korab -

TransMutations – the Alchemy of the Self von Nadine Dinter
Die Ausstellung „TransMutations“ zeigt die Verschmelzung von Körpern und Skulpturen in einer sakralen Inszenierung der Fotografin Nadine Dinter.
Eröffnung: Freitag, 31. Oktober 2025, 18.00 Uhr.
Die Fotografin ist anwesendLaufzeit: 1. November – 20. Dezember 2025
Ort: Atelier Yves Sucksdorff, Meinekestraße 6, 10719 Berlin
Exit, Berlin 2008/2024 (links) | Bound, Berlin 2023/2024 (mittig) | Touch, Berlin 2010/2024 (rechts)Am 31. Oktober 2025 eröffnet die Fotografin Nadine Dinter ihre neueste Ausstellung im Berliner Atelier Yves Sucksdorff. „TransMutations“ ist eine Hommage an die Skulpturen, die sie seit Ende der 1990er Jahre weltweit fotografiert. Die Ausstellung erkundet die visuelle und spirituelle Verschmelzung vergänglicher Körper mit unsterblichen Statuen.
Langzeitprojekt und Inszenierung
Sechs Werke werden in einer sakralen Installation präsentiert, die zwischen Reflektion und Meditation vermittelt. Die Besucher erhalten einen ersten Einblick in Dinters Langzeitprojekt, das sich über Jahre entwickelt hat.
Philosophie und Ästhetik
Dinter geht es nicht um bloße Dokumentation, sondern um die Stimmung und die fast menschliche Ausstrahlung der Skulpturen. Durch Licht, Perspektiven und jahreszeitliche Stimmungen wird das Objekt zum Subjekt. Grenzen zwischen Schönheit und Verfall, Gegenwart und Vergangenheit verschwimmen – im Sinne der „Transmutation“, verstanden als alchemistische Veränderung.
TransMutations: Skulptur trifft Körperfotografie
Inspiriert von der Philosophie der Transmutation kombiniert die Serie Skulpturbilder mit Aktaufnahmen. Frauenkörper scheinen den Statuen zu entweichen und treten in den Raum, wodurch eine neue Verbindung zwischen Gegenwart und Werden entsteht.
Ausstellungen & Repräsentanz
Dinters erste Ausstellung fand 1998 statt. Weitere bedeutende Präsentationen folgten in Berlin und New York: Project Angel + Project Angel Reloaded (2001, NYC), In the Eye of the Beholder (2004, Berlin) und Janus-Faced (2013, Berlin). Ihre TORSO RELOADED-Aufnahmen wurden mehrfach in Berlin, Hamburg und Arles gezeigt. Seit 2000 wird sie durch akg-images vertreten.

Über Nadine Dinter
Seit 1991 widmet sich Nadine Dinter der Fotografie. Ihre Arbeit begann mit Porträts und entwickelte sich schnell in Richtung Skulptur- und Friedhofsfotografie.
Sie dokumentiert Orte von Berlin über den Pariser Père Lachaise bis hin zu Grabstätten in New York, New Orleans und Mauritius.
Besuche das Nadine Dinter’ s Instagram Profil
Zur Website
Taged as/in; Akt, ausstellung, berlin, Body, contemporary art, fine art, Installation, Kunst, meditation, Nadine Dinter, Photography, Skulptur, Spirituell, Transmutation, Werke -

Tronik Youth – Kommune EP via el nino diablo music
El Nino Diablo Music welcomes Tronik Youth with his Kommune EP — dark disco, electro & acid collide for peak-time intensity. Out Oct 24!
El Nino Diablo Music is excited to welcome Tronik Youth to the label with his new Kommune EP, released on October 24th. The EP includes two new original productions. These are „Laughed My Head Off“ and „OMG“. Both tracks explore darker aspects of indie disco, electro, acid, and psychedelia. They are directed straight at peak-time dancefloor moments.

Berlin based producer and DJ, Michael Lane shifts the key of „Laughed My Head off“ with emotive chord progressions and and anthemic piano riffs, transforming the original into a HI-NRG queer banger already destroying dancefloors accross Berlin.
Psycho Weazel
… are a genre-defying DJ and production duo known for their gritty, high-energy fusion of electro, EBM, and dark disco. They hail from Switzerland. They’ve carved out a distinct identity in the underground scene with their raw sound.
Their unpredictable sets and punk-inspired attitude keep dancefloors on edge. The remix of „OMG“ is a more minimal, atmospheric, big room affair maintaining the psychedelic elements of the original and bringing a sense of space on a more housey rhythm.
Tronik Youth
… is the alias of UK-based producer and DJ Neil Parnell, known for his signature blend of dark disco, electro, and post-punk influences. A pioneer of the modern underground electronic scene, Tronik Youth rose to prominence through acclaimed releases on labels like NEIN Records.
He co-founded the label and has become a staple in the global club circuit. With a reputation for raw, analog-driven production and genre-blurring DJ sets, his work has earned support from tastemakers across the electronic spectrum. Tronik Youth continues to push boundaries, fusing retro aesthetics with forward-thinking sound design.

- Artist: Tronik Youth
- Release: Kommune EP
- Label: El nino diablo music
- Release Date: October 24, 2025
Tracks:
- 1. Laughed My Head Off
- 2. OMG
- 3. Laughed My Head Off (Michael Lane Remix)
- 4. OMG (Psycho Weazel Remix)
Links:
- https://elninodiablo.bandcamp.com
- https://soundcloud.com/tronik-youth
- https://soundcloud.com/michaellane87
- https://soundcloud.com/psycho-weazel
© FATdrop 2025
Taged as/in; Acid, Berlin Music, Club Release, Dark Disco, DJ, El Nino Diablo Music, Electro, electronic music, Indie Dance, Kommune EP, Michael Lane, new music, Producer, Psycho Weazel, Tronik Youth, UK Artist, underground -

Exhibition: Planting Futures, Sharing the Harvest
An Exhibition with workshops and screenings by the Weltacker Youth Council at Art Laboratory Berlin. From 5 – 9 November 2025.
Duration of Exhibition: 5 – 9 November 2025
Food is political.
What we eat and grow, who works for it, and who profits from it – all of this shows how closely our food is intertwined with issues of justice, climate, and community. With Planting Futures, Sharing the Harvest, we, the Weltacker Youth Council, present new perspectives on food justice – and how joint action can create new forms of sharing. From November 5 to 9, we will be exhibiting artistic works on sustainable food and global food systems.

From cyanotypes and prints to an interactive tablecloth and communal cooking, everything revolves around the questions: How can we achieve a socially just, inclusive, and sustainable food transition? What would a world look like in which food and seeds are distributed fairly and it is community that counts, not ownership? How will we feed ourselves in the future – and what are your demands for a different, more environmentally friendly food system?
A fertile ground for change
Weltacker Berlin e.V. cultivates crops that grow in fields around the world on 2,000 m² of farmland in Pankow – in the same proportions as the global average. This highlights how unevenly resources are distributed. This idea gave rise to the Youth Council in 2022: a group of young people who take a critical look at the current food value chain and bring people together through art and cooking activities. In this exhibition, you can get to know us and our work.
Planting Futures, Sharing the Harvest explores how art, cooking, and collective action can become fertile ground for change. We want to make art edible, inspire reflection, and raise awareness. The exhibition is accompanied by a supporting program of talks, communal cooking, and free workshops, which will take place opposite the Art Laboratory at PA58. Feel free to drop by.

Opening: Wednesday, 5 November 2025, 5 pm, with Küfa (Küche für alle/ Kitchen for all) – serving free vegan Chili, fresh bread and snacks
Duration of Exhibition: 5 – 9 November 2025Art Laboratory Berlin
Prinzenallee 23, 13359 BerlinOpening hours:
Thu, 6 November, 3:30 – 7:30 pm
Friday, 7 November, 2 – 4 pm (4 – 6 pm workshop at PA58)
Saturday, 8 November, 2 – 7:30 pm
Sunday, 9 November, 12 – 2 pm, 4 – 7 pm (12 – 4 pm: workshops at PA58), 5 pm film screening at Art Laboratory BerlinWORKSHOPS in PA58
Prinzenallee 58 (diagonally opposite Art Laboratory Berlin)
Friday, 7 November, 5–7 p.m. & Sunday, 9 November, 12–2 p.m. and 2–4 p.m
Free admission
If you are interested, please send us an email or drop by!For the potato workshop, please register in advance: jugendrat@weltacker-berlin.de
All workshops are open to all age groups.
Colonial History of the Potato(es)
Workshop by Daniela Zambrano Almidón in cooperation with BUNDjugend
Friday, 7 November, 5–7 p.m. (In English)Colonial History of the Potato(es) is an interdisciplinary artwork by Daniela Zambrano Almidón combining food, a lecture performance, and images to explore the profound transformations in food production and consumption that emerged with the “discovery of the Americas.” The main piece is a Dish and a Historical testimony, which together delve into the intersections of history, culture, and food.
The potato, now ubiquitous in Europe, was originally cultivated in the Andes and arrived via colonial trade routes. Today, it travels in the opposite direction, becoming a symbol of a (post)colonial and extractivist food system. Through the story of the potato, the artwork highlights the complex relationship between colonization and food, inviting us to question our own consumption habits: do we truly know where the potatoes we eat come from?
The work pays homage to the 2018 national agrarian strike in Peru, underscoring the resilience and demands of farmers against an exploitative system.
Where Freedom Grows
Workshop by Celine Hoffmann
Printing Techniques between Poetry, Utopia, and Politics
Sunday, 9 November, 12–2 p.m. (In German and English)What might a world look like where freedom and justice can grow—on our fields, in our food, and within ourselves? In this two-hour workshop with Celine Hoffmann, artistic printing techniques intertwine with questions of nourishment, responsibility, and the future. Participants will create poetic-political prints—small real utopias made of color, paper, and imagination.
Mosaic of Plant Worlds
Workshop by Khaoula Zakaria
Sunday, 9 November, 2–4 p.m.(In German and English)Join our Mosaic Workshop and explore the colorful world of mosaic art inspired by plants and food! While creating your own mosaic piece, we’ll reflect on what nourishes us — plants, soil, care, and community — and share thoughts on how our daily food connects us to the Earth. No experience is needed — everyone is welcome! At the end of the session, you can take your mosaic artwork home.
Team:
Lena Fließbach, Louisa Kalkbrenner, Ella Krone, Pia Mühlisch, Parima Parsi-Pour, Jamaine Schulz, Clara Wahrheit, Sophie Weinhold
Cooperation partners:
Weltacker Berlin e.V.
BUNDjugend
Ernährungsrat BerlinWith the generous support of:










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